Researchers analyzed chemical residues inside a dozen smoking pipes and pipe fragments collected ... to study human use of psychoactive plants in ancient North America funded the newly-published ...

It may be the first time a physical connection has been suggested between an ancient artifact ... And used pipe stems are all over, she said: “Everybody was smoking tobacco in the 19th century.

based on a molecular analysis of residue extracted from smoking pipes found at archaeological sites. “This is the longest continuous biomolecular record of ancient tobacco smoking from a single ...

Previously, the identification of ancient plant residues relied ... In addition to identifying the first non-tobacco plant smoked in an archaeological pipe, the WSU researchers' work also helps ...

As I sat down at my desk this morning to write this article, something caused me to take stock of everything on it. A computer, of course, reading glasses, assorted labels and stationery, a couple ...

a bowl in which the tobacco is placed, and an attached tube and mouthpiece through which the pipe is smoked. Water pipes, or hookahs, originated in ancient Persia and India about 400 years ago and ...

According to various YouTube videos, and articles from websites that also do a lot of Sasquatch content, the pipes are evidence of advanced but ancient civilizations or, equally ancient aliens.

Tobacco pipes were one of the first mass-produced, disposable objects in Britain. Through contact with indigenous peoples of the Americas, tobacco pipes and tobacco were introduced to Europe as early ...

Vases found in Guatemala offer rare physical proof of tobacco use among ancient Maya, but with a twist: This time, they didn’t inhale. Among the Maya, smoking tobacco was more common than liquid ...

It turns out that the history of pipe smoking goes back to ancient times and beyond. Pipes made of copper were among the afterlife accessories found in Egyptian tombs from as early as 2000 B.C ...